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Quote of the Day
Joan: I can taste Salt Chris: So can I, I had forgotten the Sea was salty
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Pearl Harbour
A visit to Pearl Harbour is a must when on O’ahu and that’s where we went yesterday.
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It’s been a Big Bang Theory Kind of Day
After our 11km hike we needed some lunch.
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Quote of the day
Chris: Look at that Rainbow Joan: There’s another one Chris: It’s the same one Joan: It’s in a different place Chris: We’re on a bus, perhaps we are in a different place
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Chris: Do you like my post about ‘feeling our pain’ and a photo of the washing? Joan: Can you change that to ‘feeling Joans pain’
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It’s not all bars and beaches you know.
Real travel problems. Feel our pain. (After an executive review of this post, policy is the previous sentence should be changed to ‘Feel Joans Pain’). Apparently a womans work is never done.
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